This entry was posted in Realistic Fiction by kidsbookblog. And this is for sixth graders and up I would say, because there are a few parts in it which are not for younger children. I would reccomend this book to boys, because it has some stuff thaet girls might not do, but I enjoyed it so much I read it in a day. To find out read, Then Again, Maybe I Won’t. WIl Tony ever go back to his normal life? Will he ever confront Joel about the whole stealing thing? Will Lisa realize that Tony’s enough for her? They keep on spending money like there’es no tomorrow. And, to add to the list, his Grandma refuses to come out of er room upstairs because the family won’t let her cook anymore, and that’s her favorite thing. Problem number three is that Tony thinks Joel shoplifts. He is thinking, “No, Lisa! Pick me! I am better than that big guy!” That is problem number two.

Tony has a crush on Lisa, Joel’s sister, and he gets really frusterated when she goes out on dates with older guys. And he has a sixteen year old sister too. When Tony moves in, he meets a boy named Joel next door.

But still, they move to a new, richer town. And, as luck had it, the Miglione family sold that invention and became rich! But Tony doesn’t want to leave his old newspaper route, his old friends, and Jefferson Middle School behind. Miglione started working really hard on one of his inventions, to try and help pay for the baby that was soon to come. You see, Tony’s brotherr and his wife could not afford having a child, so Tony’s father, Mr. But when his brother’s wife got pregnant, it all changed. Tony was a regular boy regular friends, regular school, and a regular neighborhood. By stressful, I mean that a boy named Tony has so many problems that it actually made me mad. It tells the tale of 13-year-old Tony and his 16-year-old sister. Then Again, Maybe I Won’t by Judy Blume was a funny, and very stressful book to me. Then Again, Maybe I Won’t is another great Judy Blume book that offers her unique perspective on adolescent hangups.

Then Again, Maybe I Won't by Judy Blume